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[…] me his house in Canada while he was the High Commissioner, in Hampstead. And I joined the ARP here and […]

[…] that took place in native Africa where he's a district commissioner and it was very difficult to get enough black […]

[…] I worked for him later, and Sidney was also film Commissioner, I can't tell you all the different things he […]

[…] Frenchwoman producer - when she came to Denham Labs, our commissioner used to drool at the mouth. She was, I […]

[…]what turns Barry Cryer on and I said in about 10 minutes love. She said can I buy a ticket and this woman said, No you can't. You're going in and the commissioner with his epilepsy and everything I showed my mother into the theatre, showed her the seat which she didn't sit on. She stood at the back […]

[…]on behind it, was Michael Rosen, the children's poet. So Susanna and Mike had got this commission from Naomi McIntyre, who was the education. Mission commissioner at Channel Four. And it was really, really early days, as I say, commission number three, and they had nothing organized, they sent a che[…]

[…]a watershed, because people standing outside the business wouldn’t fully understand what’s going on there. It’s a window is it of five years that the commissioner has before they revert, or…? TD: Well, it very much depends. MW: Oh, I thought it was a fixed period. No? TD: No, no. Ever[…]

[…]n character in the film. He'dwritten very popular books, travel books about the lovely Barnabans of Ocean Island. He wasmuch loved. But as a district commissioner he had been ruthless and he had been on OceanIsland with the Barnabans and had written them a terrible letter threatening them on behalf […]

[…]annel forward. It was, it was great fun, start with getting funding the operative word. They were offering some very interesting commissions, and the commissioners, the cell phone was set up as an alternative to the existing channels. And they took that remit sort of seriously. And they actually the[…]

[…]here. We actually came over because my father was a diplomat. And he was working for the British Indian government, who had sent him here as a supply commissioner for cotton. He was in the situation of cotton import and export. So it meant that we were based in London, but he used to commute to Manc[…]